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The Morphing Handcycle
Is it a handcycle? Is it a wheelchair? This new invention serves the purpose of both, with 20-something speeds for high-mileage, low-riding touring -- and a high-riding position for negotiating store aisles. Co-inventor and rider Rory McCarthy explains.
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Tennessee-based horticulture equipment manufacturer Bouldin & Lawson has developed a very green process that converts household waste into a substance called Fluff. This material can be used to make construction materials, park benches and even electricity and biofuels. Hear company Executive Vice President Larry Flatt talk about the innovation and where the technology is headed.
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